Top 3 News: 6 Visa-Free European Countries for Indonesian Passport Holders
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20 August 2024 20:51 WIB
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Tempo English compiled the top three news on Tuesday, August 20, 2024. Here are the highlights: 6 Visa-Free European Countries for Indonesian Passport Holders, 10 Most Expensive Coffee in the World, and More Secure, More Stylish; Sneak Peek of Indonesia's New Passport.
The following is the list of the top 3 news on Tempo English today:
1. 6 Visa-Free European Countries for Indonesian Passport Holders
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - For Indonesian citizens, having a passport with visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to various countries offers significant advantages, particularly European countries, which have always been popular destinations for their rich history, culture, and stunning landscapes.
Several European countries extend convenient visa policies for Indonesian passport holders. The list is as follows:
2. 10 Most Expensive Coffee in the World
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The sky-high price of the world's most expensive coffees has captivated coffee enthusiasts worldwide. It piques many people’s curiosity for the most apparent reason. What makes these beans so incredibly costly? And how do they differ from the coffee we casually enjoy?
If you are a coffee enthusiast, let's dive into the world of luxury coffee and uncover the secrets behind these liquid gold brews
3. More Secure, More Stylish; Sneak Peek of Indonesia's New Passport
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - On the 79th anniversary of Indonesian independence on Saturday, August 17, 2024, the government launched a redesigned passport. This new passport replaces the previous version which featured bluish-green pages with illustrations of Nusantara uniqueness.
Silmy Karim, Director General of Immigration, highlighted the enhanced security features and Nusantara-inspired design of the new passport. The contents page showcases 33 Nusantara fabric motifs and regional treasures, such as traditional houses.
Editor's Note: This article has been corrected. The name of the day on the first paragraph has been changed to 'Tuesday', previously it was 'Saturday'.
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